The City of Detroit is seeking approved demolition companies to provide demolition of blighted commercial structures. The contractor must assign a project manager, qualified personnel, and provide all necessary equipment and materials to execute the services safely, efficiently, and effectively. The contractor must comply with all applicable laws, regulations, authorities, and rules, and ensure that all assigned personnel possess working knowledge of all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, authorities, and rules. The contractor must also perform or execute these services in accordance with all applicable industry standards and best practices. The scope of services includes pre-demolition due diligence, demolition and debris removal, transport, and disposal, backfill and grading, and site finalization.
Some key points to consider:
• The contractor must verify the assigned site(s) and identify parcel boundaries prior to the execution of each aspect of the services.
• The contractor must maintain a friendly and professional demeanor whenever interacting with the public, the Owner, or any representative of an enforcement agency or regulatory authority.
• The contractor must allow the Owner or any representative of an enforcement agency or regulatory authority to monitor or inspect all aspects of these services at any time.
• The contractor must comply with the most current version of the policy/protocols on data and document reporting or any other such policy/protocols that the Owner may implement during the term of the Agreement.
• The contractor must immediately convey in writing any communication from an enforcement agency or regulatory authority to the Owner.
• The contractor must replace any damaged sidewalk, curb, street, or alley in accordance with the specifications of the jurisdiction with authority (City of Detroit, Wayne County, or State of Michigan).
• The contractor must make a reasonable and good faith effort to politely request that any child who appears to be under the age of twelve (12) and who appears to loiter around the demolition site stay inside during the demolition and debris removal.